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Extrait: Home Reviews Hardware Reviews Seagate ST3320620AS 320GB Serial ATA hard drive review Seagate ST3320620AS 320GB Serial ATA hard drive review Written by Hanners Tuesday, 25 July 2006 If theres one certainty for many computer users, its that you...
Extrait: VERTICALLY STORED DATA BITSThe big news about the Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 is that it is the first drive to use vertically stored data bits. This enabled them to produce a record breaking 750GB drive. It also made us wonder if greater data density hel...
Extrait: Big companies rarely take chances, and Seagate—the world’s largest drive maker—is no exception. It has always played second fiddle to Hitachi when it comes to the 7,200rpm hard drive capacity war, and even though Seagate drives are reliable and semi-sp...
Extrait: We pit the Seagate 7200.10, a perpendicular recording marvel, against the latest 500 GB monsters from Maxtor and Western Digital. What benefits does the new technology offer, both now and for the future?
Extrait: The major feature of Seagate's new Barracuda 7200.10 hard drive is the use of perpendicular recording technology that boosts the capacity of the drive by an impressive percentage. Perpendicular technology stands the particles of magnetic media on their en...
Before Perpendicular Recording Technology, we were not sure how drive manufacturers would deal with the demands for more storage space. The Seagate Barracuda 7200.9 was a good performer, but as we saw then, the lower capacity drives with denser platte...
Extrait: Seagate recently released its new Barracuda 7200.10 storage line, and with that, the company introduced the largest hard drive on the market at 750GB. While that is impressive in itself, there is more to the story. Along with bringing a new line and the h...
A massive 750 GB storage capacity, Very fast, only supplanted by the Western Digital Raptor 150, 16MB cache,
Price for general use may be prohibitive for some
Scott and I both feel that Seagate has once again come up with a real winner for the storage market with the introduction of the 7200.10 750GB drive. Although not the fastest drive on the market as we alluded to earlier with our mention of the Western...
Seagate has done it again. The Barracuda 7200.10 is an exceptionally large drive with exceptionally loud seeks. Its suitability for a low noise system depends on how much those 750 GB are needed within a single drive. If huge capacity is not an absolu...
Perpendicular recording tech has taken what seems like forever to make its way to desktop hard drives. Given what weve seen of the Barracuda 7200.10, it was well worth the wait. The drive pushes storage to new heights, offering a whopping 750 GB of ca...
